CNC Machinist
Hour-based
ONET: 51-4035.00
3
Years
519h
Related instructions
5992h
On-the-job training
Classroom instruction topics
- TCTC Degree (Mechatronics or MMT)
- Reporting Unsafe Conditions
- Proper Workplace Behavior
- Using Proper PPE
- Reporting Workplace Accidents
- Understanding MSDS
- Understanding the Proper Clothing for Task
- Recognizing and Evaluating Hazardous Materials
- OSHA Requirements
- Fire Extinguisher Training
- LOTOTO Training
- First Aid
- Work Area Housekeeping
- Walkways and exit safety
- Proper lifting guidelines
- Machine Guards
- Hand Tool Safety
- Power Tool Safety
- Ladder Safety
- Forklift Training
On-the-job training
- Troubleshoot difficult machining problems and assist other setup personnel in solving problems. Participate in root-cause analyses
- Sample new tools
- Define by analysis and experimentation the optimum setup of new and existing jobs including: speeds and feeds, tool geometry ergonomics and workcell layout, optimimal toolpath,coolant flow and direction,part packaging , errorproofing, tool life managemen
- Produce detailed documentation of processes. Verify that documented processes are statistically capable
- Use micrometers and other types of gaging
- Initiate reviews of existing processes and search for and implement continuing improvements
- Secondary: Train various machining personnel on basic principles of machining, equipment setup, troubleshooting, use of setup sheets, and quality systems procedures
- Assist Tooling Engineer in making design decisions on new jobs, including machine selection, part orientation, fixturing points, clamping strategy, tools required to achieve finishes and tolerances, etc.
- "B" Classification - Load/unload parts from machine as instructed by supervisor
- "B" Classification - Use of standard gages, including the following: dial calipers, depth gages, plug gages and special gages after instruction has been provided
- "B" Classification - Possesses a working knowledge of quality requirements that pertain to the parts being machined and the operations being performed
- "B" Classification - Changes cutting tools, drills, taps, end mills, etc., with minimal assistance from set up personnel
- "B" Classification - Able to perform machine adjustments with set up or supervisors’ instructions
- "B" Classification - Able to recognize and report quality problems to supervisor
- "B" Classification - Capable of sharpening certain cutting tools with set up persons assistance
- "A" Classification - Able to perform all functions of class "B" operator
- "A" Classification - Capable of reading and interpreting part prints without assistance
- "A" Classification - Capable of training new operators as required
- "A" Classification - Capable of setting up any job on machines that he/she has had prior training or operated in the past
- "A" Classification - Be thoroughly familiar with ISO 9002 machining documents and procedures as required
- "A" Classification - Able to perform supervisory functions with assistance from management
- "A" Classification - Adjust all cutting tools to comply with part print specification
- "A" Classification - Possesses a working knowledge of all CNC controls located in secondary department
- Machining Set Up Operator - Able to perform all functions of class "B" and class "A" operator in addition to:
- Machining Set Up Operator - Able to train new operators
- Machining Set Up Operator - Responsible for maintaining fixtures and tools safe and operational
- Machining Set Up Operator - Must be willing to attend classes or training seminars pertaining to this position
- Machining Set Up Operator - Monitors the cutting tool inventories of the machining department and provides detailed information to purchasing when reordering
- Machining Set Up Operator - Sharpens cutting tools as required
- Machining Set Up Operator - Responsible for keeping fixture and tool storage clean and orderly
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